California workplace safety regulators urge employers to provide water, shade and rest breaks to protect workers as a heat wave sweeps over the state.
The hottest conditions early in the week are expected in the Mojave Desert, where temperatures are forecast to range from 110 to 118 degrees, the Division of Occupational Safety and Health said.
Heat is expected to spread north throughout the week, with triple digits forecast for parts of Central and Northern California.
Cal/OSHA said its heat illness prevention standards require employers to protect workers in both indoor and...
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